The phrase "an increasingly present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is becoming more noticeable or prevalent over time.
Example: "In today's society, technology is an increasingly present aspect of our daily lives."
Alternatives: "an ever-present" or "a more prominent".
As a result they are increasingly present everywhere (industry, farm use, buildings, etc).
Therefore, evidence suggests that the sedentary habit represents a BRFCH that is increasingly present in the young population, and Brazilian adolescents have alarming estimated rates of this BRFCH.
This natural refining process of a discipline's maturation is increasingly present in the field of congenital heart surgery.
Hosting I Dreamed a Dream: The Susan Boyle Story, a musical extravaganza charting the singer's phenomenal journey from obscurity to global recognition over the past year, Morgan returned again and again to a thesis increasingly presented as popular fact: that Boyle had dreamed her dream and realised it, and that if it was possible for her then it was possible for anyone.
But it will signal the latest can't-miss blend of sports and patriotism, a combination increasingly presenting itself through gigantic American flags, unfurled by dozens or hundreds of people in an attempt to elicit a sense of awe and nationalism in the surrounding crowd.
In an increasingly thoughtless present, why not ponder some of the glories of the past?
Manda's African past, with its slowly unfolding tale of her elusive father and alcoholic mother, is interwoven with an increasingly dangerous present.
These photos afford a glimpse of the rarely seen but increasingly present resistance.
The social mix policy approach has become a common reaction to the multiple-disadvantage increasingly present in public housing estates in western cities.
